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Here she is all dressed up.
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Here she is all dressed up.
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Thank you!
It's actually a 53/47. I'm right at 6' so I'll be using a Nitto technomic 120mm extension to get the cockpit the same as my other road bikes. It's about 80% built and looks like a modern "compact" frame set with vintage flair and craftsmanship. It should be done in the next few days and I'll get photos posted.
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Back from the paint shop finally!!! Will post photos when I get her built up.
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This is the email for Brian Phillips who had worked at Roberts, he has whats left of the original paperwork. He will need the original owners name.
brion900@yahoo.co.uk
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Beautiful! What are the cable guides midway down on the captains seat tube?
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Here she is at Oasis Custom Cycles without paint.
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I'm not sure how my frame came to be in the U.S. as I picked it up second hand around eight years ago. I never thought I would get it built until I found a Colin Laing tandem for a great price about two weeks ago, I'll be using that bike as an organ donor.
I just returned from the builder who had two options for fork builds. One was a twin plate Columbus affair, the other was a custom drawn Reynolds fork set for a Jack Taylor tandem. I decide to keep it all British and went with the Jack Taylor set. We will be using Campagnolo dropouts.Here's a shot of the Taylor crown
with a blade in the background:
Aspen,
Thank you! That’s the only decal I was able to find.
Jim